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Unions favor telling to asking with Wisconsin’s right to work.
The tables have been set, and the hour is now for agency and activism against anti-democratic extremism. The ball is in motion and the narrative suggests that the people have had enough.
I understand Walker needs a paycheck and his work as president of Young America’s Foundation keeps the light bill paid. But it does not make him look good, given what it seems he is required to do and say in that role.
Marsy’s Law is impacting crime victims in a way I am certain the more than 1.1 million Wisconsin residents who voted yes to ratify Marsy’s Law three years ago would be very pleased with.
By spurning Medicaid expansion, Wisconsin has left already struggling rural hospitals to shoulder the added costs because they cannot legally turn away patients, insured or not.
By not counting the value of copay assistance towards patient out-of-pocket costs, health plans are forcing patients into challenging financial and life-threatening predicaments where we cannot afford medically necessary treatments.
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Democratic Party of Wisconsin Chair Ben Wikler says he wants President Biden to seek reelection coming off last Tuesday’s win for Janet Protasiewicz in the state Supreme Court race.
Exclusively for WisPolitics Subscribers Advertisement Wisconsin REALTORS Association From WisPolitics.com … — Democratic Party of Wisconsin Chair Ben Wikler says he wants President Biden to seek reelection coming off last Tuesday’s win for Janet Protasiewicz in the state Supreme Court
Wikler, a 42-year-old Madison West High and Harvard graduate, is an ascending superstar in national Democratic politics, having led the Wisconsin party for nearly three years. The day after the bitterly contested court race, we talked about the campaign from the inside.
The election in Wisconsin this week is a vivid reminder that what happens at the local and state level is often more important than what takes place at the federal level.
Conservatives need to play to their strengths, relying on massive majorities in the Wisconsin legislature to codify priorities by state constitutional amendment.
Unions favor telling to asking with Wisconsin’s right to work.
The tables have been set, and the hour is now for agency and activism against anti-democratic extremism. The ball is in motion and the narrative suggests that the people have had enough.
I understand Walker needs a paycheck and his work as president of Young America’s Foundation keeps the light bill paid. But it does not make him look good, given what it seems he is required to do and say in that role.
Marsy’s Law is impacting crime victims in a way I am certain the more than 1.1 million Wisconsin residents who voted yes to ratify Marsy’s Law three years ago would be very pleased with.
By spurning Medicaid expansion, Wisconsin has left already struggling rural hospitals to shoulder the added costs because they cannot legally turn away patients, insured or not.
By not counting the value of copay assistance towards patient out-of-pocket costs, health plans are forcing patients into challenging financial and life-threatening predicaments where we cannot afford medically necessary treatments.
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Democratic Party of Wisconsin Chair Ben Wikler says he wants President Biden to seek reelection coming off last Tuesday’s win for Janet Protasiewicz in the state Supreme Court race.
Exclusively for WisPolitics Subscribers Advertisement Wisconsin REALTORS Association From WisPolitics.com … — Democratic Party of Wisconsin Chair Ben Wikler says he wants President Biden to seek reelection coming off last Tuesday’s win for Janet Protasiewicz in the state Supreme Court race. “Absolutely, yes,” Wikler said on WISN’s “UpFront,” which is
Wikler, a 42-year-old Madison West High and Harvard graduate, is an ascending superstar in national Democratic politics, having led the Wisconsin party for nearly three years. The day after the bitterly contested court race, we talked about the campaign from the inside.
The election in Wisconsin this week is a vivid reminder that what happens at the local and state level is often more important than what takes place at the federal level.
Conservatives need to play to their strengths, relying on massive majorities in the Wisconsin legislature to codify priorities by state constitutional amendment.